Talk: Xerox
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Suggested updates:
- "The Document Company" was recently dropped as a slogan.
- Although Xerox certainly does well with photocopiers, we do plenty with printers, too. Although it is possible to use some of the high-volume Xerox printers--the DocuColor 6060 springs to mind--as copiers, they are mostly used as direct-from-computer printers.
- Xerox acquired the printer division of Tektronix in 1999. This is mentioned in the Tektronix article, but not the Xerox article. Most of the acquired products are non-xerographic process printers.
- Xerox also develops and markets standalone software products, DocuShare being an example.
As a current employee of Xerox, I know enough to recuse myself from editing the article for a number of reasons. That said, I'd appreciate it if somebody more impartial incorporated the aforementioned changes. I fear that if I attempt to do it myself, I will spin it too much. I am making this request of my own will, and do not do so as an official representative of the Corporation. Any other good disclaimers you can think of, I'd probably like to apply those, too. Thank you! Ventura 23:16, 2004 Oct 8 (UTC)
ILB:
- The company Logo is changed as well.
- Another Xerox software product seems to be important to mention: FlowPort
- Xerox also provides consulting services as Xerox Global Services, that drives companies to better business by applying of the process innovation.
The information flow intensive business processes such as record management, customer communications, billing and training are the example field of the Xerox Global Service improving activity.
- I would find it very appropriate if the enrties for "DocuShare", "FlowPort", "Xerox Global Services" and "XGS" would be included as well
I am joining to the disclaimer above.
I've made some of these changes -- I have no connection whatsoever with Xerox, so this ought to make everybody happy! --Christofurio 20:38, Nov 9, 2004 (UTC)
